June 10, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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** This is written as part of the series 30 for 30: Reflections on Life at My 30th Birthday ** ———— There is nothing that changes lives like doctrine. Right doctrine leads to right living. Always. Paul puts it in … Continue reading
June 8, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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Yesterday, Tim blogged his interpretation of 1 Timothy 2.15 — an admittedly difficult verse. Mary Kassian responded with her take on the verse, which was somewhat different than Tim’s (although, the practical import of the differing interpretations is probably negligible. … Continue reading
February 6, 2010
by Julian Freeman
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You bet he did! Like most Christians throughout the history of the church, this famous believer was prone to discouragement. When he saw the sway that sin still held in his life he would begin to question whether or not … Continue reading
October 22, 2009
by Julian Freeman
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I’ve been preparing lately to begin preaching through the book of 1 Timothy at GFC. Any time you begin a new book, there is always a lot of background reading that you have to do to set the stage for … Continue reading
October 1, 2009
by Julian Freeman
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I found this quote from CJ Mahaney’s blog, where after discussing the doctrine of adoption, he looks at Packer’s answer to the question, ‘Which is greater, adoption or justification?’. I thought it was an interesting question and definitely worth thinking … Continue reading
July 13, 2009
by Julian Freeman
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Last Autumn at GFC we embarked on a journey. We endeavoured to ask and answer 26 of the most crucial questions that Christians should be asking–and should know the answers to. Basically, it was a sneaky (read: not boring) way … Continue reading
March 25, 2009
by Julian Freeman
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On Monday at the Toronto Pastors Fellowship, during the Q&A, Tim Challies was asked to give a brief review of the bestselling book, the Shack. Note that this review was given off-the-cuff in a Q&A session. Tim has done a … Continue reading